Wicomico
Wicomico[edit | edit source]
Wicomico is a term that can refer to several different geographical locations and entities in the United States, most notably in the state of Maryland. However, in the context of medicine, Wicomico is most commonly associated with the Wicomico County Health Department (WCHD), which is responsible for public health matters in Wicomico County, Maryland.
Wicomico County Health Department[edit | edit source]
The Wicomico County Health Department is a government agency that provides a wide range of public health services to the residents of Wicomico County. These services include disease prevention, health education, environmental health protection, and healthcare services.
Disease Prevention[edit | edit source]
The WCHD is responsible for implementing various disease prevention programs aimed at reducing the incidence of communicable diseases in the county. This includes vaccination programs, disease surveillance, and outbreak management.
Health Education[edit | edit source]
The WCHD provides health education to the public on a variety of topics, including nutrition, physical activity, tobacco use, and chronic disease management. The goal of these programs is to promote healthy behaviors and lifestyles among the county's residents.
Environmental Health Protection[edit | edit source]
The WCHD also oversees the protection of the county's environmental health. This includes monitoring and regulating water quality, air quality, and waste management to ensure they meet public health standards.
Healthcare Services[edit | edit source]
In addition to its public health responsibilities, the WCHD also provides direct healthcare services to the county's residents. These services include primary care, dental care, mental health services, and substance abuse treatment.
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